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Who We Are

Interact for Health is improving the health of all people in Greater Cincinnati.
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What We Do
What We Do

Interact for Health is improving the health of all people in our region, focusing on reducing tobacco use, addressing the opioid epidemic and ensuring that children have access to health care through school-based health centers.
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Reducing Tobacco Use
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What's New

Information is often the first step in inspiring change. View the latest in health data, news releases and health education from our staff and partners
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Community Data

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Your Health with Dr. Owens

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Nicotine always unsafe for youth

Sep 17, 2018
Good sleep habits help kids thrive

Aug 20, 2018
Better health begins at home

Jul 18, 2018
Prepare food safely this summer

Jun 20, 2018
Help reduce the stigma about mental health

May 23, 2018
Properly dispose of your unused prescription drugs

Apr 18, 2018
Be on the lookout for added sugar

Mar 21, 2018
Women: Know heart attack signs

Feb 21, 2018
Start the year with annual exams

Jan 17, 2018

Community Data

Interact for Health regularly conducts research and collects data in order to monitor and evaluate our region’s health status and to measure public opinions about health policy.

Our Health in Action stories highlight the innovative work our grantees are doing to help reduce tobacco use, address the opioid epidemic and ensure that children can access health care through school-based health centers. We also interview people working on those issues at other organizations across the country to learn what works for them.